Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
aeasiug the 0rshaa Ssds.

deesaug the Grshaa SIDE.
Tn. com itsee on investi CATION met
stF.so last evening. There Was large
hummer OF boys presont who laughed
AND talked In such . manner - TO both.
or the Committee and disgast the grow
pAopie present. Several times chair.
man Massey was forced to speAh TO
them ana IL Was only by threat of ex.
pulsion from the room that thew ve,s
|es length induced to keep quiet.
Mr.. Graham stated thst he des,red IN
offsr the grade book In evidence. and
called attention 70 the grade Of Horace
Bstts, who bad stated before the Com.
nittea that be thought he was graded
to high. Instead Of DS - Betts had Tea.
tihsd ne said the grade book showed An
average OF 66 8 HIS grade for grad uat.
Ing vas 80 ., tbs lowest in the olass.
Joseph H Gou q, Jr, Wa sworn.
was In Miss Pyle's room last year.
He'd heArdNker say that the boys might
make ali the noise they wished in the
hall but they mnst behave themselves
IN her room. Never heard boys speak
OF any teacher In GrH.
hen's presence. When sent to his roem
oy Graham he WAS always kept there
by Misc ,Pyle. Was In Mas p yle's La.
TIN clAsz, also In GsAham's. Was In
Q ass when xAmised BY Dr. Grim shaw
Was In Miss Z , les algebra class. Knew
about 1t and understood it when
through. 6iudied arithmetic with
Miss Pyle. The work 10 arithmetic
| was review. Re oeived no explar alton
OF bank discount until explained by
Graham. Mr.. Graham had charge OF
the hall Gould did not understand
IL les Pyle to give permission TO make
noise In the hall, but that IL Mr.. Ora
ham allowed noiee in the hsll she would
not iD herroOm. Remembered Graham
had given question in bank discount
and tnat they did uot get In right.
Was saot from Gtaham's CLAUS to be
disciplined by Miss Pyle psstty often /;
went INTO Graham's room sometimes .n
the morning; did not understand any
rule req uirinp pupils to 60 to sheir seats
at 10; one OF chemistry class question
ed by Mr.. Morgan; there was 40 eIamil
nation by Morgan. Witness Thought
he stood somsthing over 80 In regular
exau1iEat!on In chemistry. Graham haa
a set of definitions in algebra which the
GLASS often reeited; hsd two OF these In
examination; otood g5 8 In alaebrn; era.
ham did not leave the room during ex
amin .tioo; had disobeyed Miss Pyle on
some Ocessions; did not remem Der say.
trg As hs banded In his Latin paper
With ore question left out, mo u,e to
bother wita that any moe; cag't get
DO In all my studies with Mr.. Graham. 4"
Witness heard Eiss Pyle say she would
get the oomc2ittee to con uterms nd Ora
ham'e order when he forbid her using
the black bOAcd "a certain Latin exer
discs; had heard Miss Pyle say when
Graham asked fer algebra class, '.If
you take that class you can have the
whole room," and saw her take her =,
and wslk out; she did not return until
the pext day; did not study nsar IN
der kiss Pyle. Mr.. Grahana's orders
were TO keep out OF the hall and boiler
room and stay off the corner; 1t was
Grsham's duty to keep order in the hall |;
never heard Miss Pyle say she would
resign ii Graham was reapDolnted: /:
never heard any immoral stosies lola
by Graham; heard great deal Of noise
cnce IN coming from lecture; think il
was Mr.. Morgan
Chairman Massey-Did M. Morgan
make the noise? Laughter
Gould-No, sir; she boys.
Graham was In the lecture room nj
tke time and the boys on the first floor.
Never heard any contention bet ween
the teachers and Mr.. Graham. Boys
were making . noise In Miss Pyle'e
room when she made the remark abou,
the noise In the hall. Been caught
making. noise and punished for it.
Heard the mouth organ play ed, but saw
no dancing. This wsO in Graha NJ "A room,
Two days afterwsrd Graham took the
mouth organ from tho player ior play.
ing 1t In the hall Consider teachers
Iefficient.
Edward CLARK was absen. when
called.
Barry O. Saville, . saaall boy, was
sworn. Was one OF two boys that pro
tested against writing Latin on the
board. Complained TO Graham and he
sent them back and told them to obey
their teacler. Miss Pyle hsd said they
could make all The noise they wished In
the hall. but not In her room. Saville
was sent quite often TO Miss Pyle to be
punished. Did not know what Miss
Pyle meant when che saij they could
make all the noise they wished In the
hall, but did not understand that she
gave them permisstor to make noise,
Witness had refused TO write Latin or
the board. Miss Pyle 6aid she would
see the committee, and sent witness &C
the cloak room for dissbeying her. Ora
ham cent for him to come to tie algsbrs
class, but Miss Pyle would not give
him up because he was under punish
ment.
Graham sent second time, and Miss
Pyle allowed him to 60. He clme back
and took his seat In her room, Miss
Pyle said she had nothing to do with
MIN. Did not study at home; studied
and recited both in lchool hours; had
not as much work as he ought to hsve
had; rscited In algebra regularly, ex
oept about one Monday In three weeks.
On this day Graham went down to the
grammar school TO get the names OF the
boys who stood under 30, and keep
them in for 1t. Missed lessons In Chem
istry, bnt not 81.
On being asked why he said 81 wit.
ness eaid ne heard some cne coy 90 the
1o:her night.
| Witness continuing said no never
heard Graham reprove one OF the lady
teachers. Had heard Miss Hare say
she had not kept So good order last term
as before for csrts,n reasons. Did not
know what che mesnt. Wrote Latin on
Miss Pyle say she would resign II Ora.
ham remained. Considered the lady
teachers good and faithful ones.
Robert B. Lydell was the next wit
ness sworn. Witness heard Miss Pyle
say they might make noise in the b all
but not In her room. Understood by
that that she had no charge OF the hal
discipline. Stood 90 In chen istry
Graham had Q lot Of definitions which
they rected frequently. Had some Of
them In examination. and was prepared
to pass d good examination on them,
Was present when tho class was ex.